Common use of WORK PROVISIONS Clause in Contracts

WORK PROVISIONS. The parties recognize that the decision of whether or not to con- tract with a third party for one (1) or more non-instructional sup- port services; or the procedures for obtaining the contract; or the identity of the third parties; or the impact on the contract on individual employees on the bargaining unit are prohibited subjects of bargaining between the District and the Union and are within the sole authority of the employer to decide. The employer agrees that any work presently performed exclusively by the bar- gaining unit employees will not be moved outside the bargaining unit without direct input and review with the union. Before any employee who customarily performs the work in question is laid off as a result of work being performed by any outside contractor, the employer shall attempt to assist the seniority employee in accordance with collective bargaining agreements and the law. The foregoing shall not affect the right of the district to continue arrangements currently in effect; nor shall it limit the fulfillment of warranty work which a vendor must perform to prove out equipment. See Letter of Intent.

Appears in 2 contracts

Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement, Collective Bargaining Agreement

WORK PROVISIONS. The parties recognize that the decision of whether or not to con- tract with a third party for one (1) or more non-instructional sup- port services; or the procedures for obtaining the contract; or the identity of the third parties; or the impact on the contract on individual indi- vidual employees on the bargaining unit are prohibited subjects of bargaining between the District and the Union and are within the sole authority of the employer to decide. The employer agrees that any work presently performed exclusively by the bar- gaining unit employees will not be moved outside the bargaining unit without direct input and review with the union. Before any employee who customarily performs the work in question is laid off as a result of work being performed by any outside contractor, the employer shall attempt to assist the seniority employee in accordance with collective bargaining agreements and the law. The foregoing shall not affect the right of the district to continue arrangements currently in effect; nor shall it limit the fulfillment of warranty work which a vendor must perform to prove out equipmentequip- ment. See Letter of Intent.

Appears in 1 contract

Sources: Collective Bargaining Agreement